Hazel hedging plants are a classic choice for a natural, wildlife-friendly boundary that looks at home in any landscape. A hazel hedge brings structure, seasonal interest and strong native character, while remaining tough enough to cope with typical UK weather. Grown as a hedge, hazel plants form a dense, attractive screen that boosts privacy without feeling harsh or overly formal.
Fresh green leaves emerge in spring, followed by catkins, and in autumn the foliage turns warm yellow before falling. Plus, in winter, its twiggy framework provides shelter for birds and small mammals. Whether used to edge a garden, define a boundary or form part of a mixed native hedge, hazel is dependable, fast to establish and easy to manage once settled.
Hazel hedging plants are a classic choice for a natural, wildlife-friendly boundary that looks at home in any landscape. A hazel hedge brings structure, seasonal interest and strong native character, while remaining tough enough to cope with typical UK weather. Grown as a hedge, hazel plants form a dense, attractive screen that boosts privacy without feeling harsh or overly formal.
Fresh green leaves emerge in spring, followed by catkins, and in autumn the foliage turns warm yellow before falling. Plus, in winter, its twiggy framework provides shelter for birds and small mammals. Whether used to edge a garden, define a boundary or form part of a mixed native hedge, hazel is dependable, fast to establish and easy to manage once settled.